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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-18
MR. RIAINEs CENTENNIAL LETTER.


PHILADELPHIA Sept 1.-THE following letter was re-
ceived by the Constitutional Centennial Commission
from James c. Blaine;
HoNBURG. Germany. Sept 1881.
The Hon. JOHN A. RAssos. AMOS X LITTLE. HAMPTON L.
CARSON.
GENTLEMEN It'll with sincere regret that ind myself
lie your invitation to be present at the
ration al annive OF the promu
IT, 1881 Next the Declaration OF IDd-pend the
aniug OF tho Constitution IL tho great event % cello
DRAFTED all time the uercan people A wears roll W
IL ton grows In mum era In pswe In prestige our
oreanc law steadily strengthened IL WAS
o ly WORK OF genius TO construct for thirteen
frebs ~ te- with aggregate three aud haf m'ns
OF pile Cons which 100 years later IL onni per-
expanded fourpd territorial ARA with thirty eight
States ami than sixty milon- OF people.
Perhaps ami at perod the worlfs hlsto
~ has conception OF free government lrmly so
ourod nv tho cnec,s an balances OF permanent
cons rvatlvs Constitution been more pro oun'ily
.tudod mpre ei than b. our iorefalhers They
errtuaily revsiuoD against the foolish tyranny
all and against The arrogant wrnng OF an
English Parliament After victory In the held they
deep the foundations Of DO ul,r govsrnmrnt In which
rulers and the officials are ser ants
The ropottion who Ia that patroiio
httet long study aud trnlnn 10 the
Highest OF stesma nshp shown y the fact TINT
OF the nfty Of 1875 who signed
the arati lrdrprndencs only six were Inc nde In
tie thrtynne OF the Convention OF 1857 VINO
sgned Consult ton
The reverence affection which wo feel toward those
assuring descend gr te al r.as"ns
ao,al celebration OF the esa ishmoh Of the cons
luton hose winch influence US touay WIN great TO-
sp.ct faithfully yours, j. q. BLAINE.
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BARToN-on Friday September 10. ct Irvington-on-ths
Hudson. William Barton. his Tea year.
Funeral services ~ Barnabas Church. rrvnRton the
Hudson. Tuesd,y september 90 arrival of O'Clock
tram from Grand Central Depot Friends and relatives
tnvitet 70 attend.
Carriages will be 10 waiting
BENNETT-On FRIDAY September 10. Gensvieve Roberta
wlow Of the late Edwin H Bennett and eldest daughter
of Edward Roberta
Funeral her fathers residence 2oll ethave
Montav. the 10th INST. at 7;30 a.
CLEvELANp-At swsmpscott Masa. Thurstsy. Sep
TENDER l6 Louise Martin eldest daughter Of orsstss and
Funeral services st her fathers residence lis waynes
Jersey City sun lay. tho 18th inst, ct 1:30 N.
Burial private 1t Groom ood Cemetery.
Friends will please omit flowers
DARfING-At Utica n v, Thursday. September u.s. 1887.
the Rev. CHARTS chauncey Darling In the s9th year o.
his
Friends family
the chapel Now Haven Conn.,. rrss
dsv the goth inst. at IL a.
EDsALL-At Hamburg. Annie Hamilton Ed sail. aged n
years eldest daughter Of William L. and Sarah =. Edsa
OF stockholm
Orange papers please copy.
REEvE-rrdav September 10. Henry Reeve. In tbs 7sth
F1a.ra m. Sunday from his late residence
2i6 West Athst
vANDERPoEL=Tn Paris France On Moudsy, August a.
1887, Aaron J. Vandcrpoel tho $50 Of his
Funeral services ST Bartholonews Church. +4th-st ana
Madiso ave, Tuesday Rt,rroon, at O'Clock.
Interment ct Kin erhook. Columbia Co.. n. Y.
WEEK-At HIS resi- August 1887, Samuel Week OF
Centre Island formerly OF Detroit
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A CARD.
yRou THE WHITTIER ELEVATOR co.

We much regret that recently Issued dodger snoud
have been 80 harhy criticised Ihis was published hrst
about six months ago and sent TO elevator users among
them The Nelc- York .es objection then being raised
TO its circulation In 0rcr TO hare AN 0id ana httrhcuVo
advertisement used an advert ding dodge, sancuonet
by Gu aud which been pracsed lime anu again
by the best firms and elsewhere v that or taxing
an irregular scrap Of paper, SHAPED as II Torn Irom
ne wsDaDpr cont aiming editorial ID news matter
On our scrap paper thu editorial items we're entirely
free from MI alsions 10 our 20 apetnrs or ourselves
upon M, tck of which printed our atvertiserLI
We rsreny issued second liion AMI are surprised az
the scahug editorial draw from The No- fore Times
By WAY OF amends have apo0gzet 20 Mr. Gror %
Jones' for having ma 10 what he idsre too Tree use
OF his Taper and publish this carl In Justice 10
our.syes aud IN the interest OF our many cuHonors.
athomsh we hardly think OF them VIII believe sica
accusations were implied In me HmeSs cntorIs
our Isva,or In psrton OF The most
Important buildings In this city lhe rrirrences w o'
avrr itself arc sufficient testimony or our stand
Inc whle the elevators IN the ~ Y steam Heating Com
pany's building aud the extension o the Buckingham
iotri near am ule testimony of our work.
WHiTrIER ELEVATOR Co., 3O6 litn-Ave., N. y City.
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READINGS MINERS HAPPY.

ruE RECEIVERS AGREE TO rHg Eight PER GENT ADJ
VANCE THEIR uPERAToGs FOLLOWING THEIR
EXAMPLE
TrSvILLE. Penn, Sept. 1.-The Joint COMMITTEES
OF the hngbts OF Laoor aud tue AmIlgamLted Asso-
cialIon mad a 6nal inietview VIA Mana-et WhitLg'
OF the ReaJin, Railroad. to- lay. al wLich Nj "hit
luz commune ted tho heal indprseuent bs mo
o.iyut, OF tus a.ro,aenl TO advance WAGES per
ut unit January l. Al oject TO revision nj thar
time. Both Inc 90 nmiItes ani Superiniondent
Whiting express ID their leasure at the sncoessiui
to. mination OF this gesrtiiuoDs The inoiv'duh
operators In tns Schuyikl regio are grsIuaily ac-
{ ltiug tde headins OASIS an ireJarng 10 resume
WORK. RI, oOmpaIeN no yeger, show no hispos' Ioa
to weld 0siisld and En -erprsa oullieries IN tns
ShanOkin district viii resume on hoaday. Inefs
Is no change 10 the l. high rogon.
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A MODEL HOME.

Perfection everything has been the aim at The Cam
bridge the new family hotel built by Lorens Reich ana
iust completed at No 33i Fifth-ave. corner rh rty-
thrdst It Ia model apartment home where FAMILIES
can have aths comrts aud none OF tho annoyances OF
housekuep ping Tho perfection OF modern convenience
has been secured In the minuiest detail Tue nesns oy
s,eun IA nossless each having direct CONNECTION
with The steam boilers which under the street The
lighting Is by electricity. for which an Edison dynamo
plant /. located ic~nt TIE sanitary conditions nave
bern mad under drc5ti0n OF Professors
Chandler and winuatc. Rooms are en- suite Win olon
nrepaccs and bathrooms The halls are iia win , n
nroof brick on iron ORDERS Tho sairways aud olcvs
tors arc Hreproo The best talent has een serurea 20
the culinary department under .aor%x n az ploS9os
c"mas from the Cambridge Farm. Long, Island Inslo
srs IS suites and 90 windows f"ns Inc n"ss.'ii "S p
rrsp,aiy and tt u already recognized a. Leading al
OtherA
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vyII.0eALYJSr DESTROYED.

MILWAUKEE, Sept l5.-Firr swept away seven OF
the best business blocks OF ironwooh'
Mich this afternoon. much IN me
same manner as three months ago the Wiscon
sin town Hurley, Just across the Montreal RIVER
WAS devastated. The loss IL estimator NJ
about Sl5o.0Oo. with practically no insurance
About twenty buildings were destroyed including tho
ST. James Hotel building. wherein were the
Bank OF Ironwoot. drug store OF a. Ia
lawns A. Co. the American Express once.
western Union Office. post Office aud }; T.
Bcau's jcwery store, aud The An ~, n IA Inca
hal. & Pcrrins general merchandise STORE. loss
az, O,o. uoIie * MELONS lumber yar,i. l"ss
30 0p0: lake Shore aud western freight dc
I.oi. loss $1,000; Innwood Store comp.ny', , gen
erul iurrclandse store. the transient holrL
me Rrcord printing office; Grand Hnef MAX
Unus's hard ware house. aud lew small buildings
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,,,xr npAwrRs READY TO WORK

PfTrsBUR0. sept II SDaoiaii.-fhe COKE operators
say taat thoy cannot DO cOcrced signing the frck
scao Dy threats OIL n strike. Coionei j. NJ echoon
maker says his mon Will go To work ON MONDAY
sat .snod present wages. Tho superintendent
OF the United coke and Goa COM any teegrsphs that
his men viii DO at work on Monday Inc Op
orators that Tho men arc heartily SICK OF stiho
ana thai the Hungu1ans arc patiop ariy anx ous To
DO aiirwed TO worn ono opciair cilaiBes ouPo'i"
tendcnt ynch who IL managing the TICK toko Com
pany Tor Andrew arncgc, with holding daily con-
iercnces labor cadcrs In the coke reg on, mat
is tho Oh oct of the Prick Company To GOMEZ INC
other opcrafor- fDllOw In it, ioOtsteps which wonid
nna ~ ca inmate IN the disruption OF tho syndicate
and a fall ia tho price VI coke.
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Jorrryos Abort STAGE AFFAIRS.

Mckee Rankin standLs yesterday afternoon In front
of the Fifth Ayenus watching the people pouring
out after the performance Of Allan Dare am sorry
that xaggerated account OF my relations WIN
Air. NJ DER bA, printed said he Inc I<ce He
simply .hese Mr. Miner hardly felt sang1ne enough "a
agreed 70 produce together Nib0s with kelys music
have accordingly found another capitalist who Is As en-
thus AZ ic as am o,er matter My relations with
Mr. Miner eet,nly friendly, and we have parted com
pany only In the Macbeth affair"
in The Arabian Nights" at the Standard Theatre 10
night a topical song. Fancy That" BY the
prominent sung for the first time II
fro the advance sale II the Large attendance OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-18

Richardson. Of South Carolina Wilson, Of West vir'
ginia; Ames, Of Massachusetts: Hughes. Of Arkansas
Larabee. Of Iowa: Thayer, OF Nobraska: Scales, Of
North Carolina, and Pennoyer, of Oregon. 10 was
decided to appoint an executive committee consisting
Of seven Govorors, seven Philadelphia city officials,
and thirteen members Of The Citizens Committee who
shall be empowere to take any action In regard TO
tho contemplated monument The idea Of having the
monument erected by the thirteen original States
amended allow all tho States to participate.
Governor Buckner, Of kentucky, suggestel that ar
rangements be made for annual meeting Of the
Governors Of the various States for social intercourse
and tho interchange Of views. resolution containing
this Idea ioped, a committee Of i've being named
to arrange the time and place.
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NEW VICTORY FOR THE OLD AMERICA.

erai Buffers yarht America and g. y. Yields yacht
0i,aus for $500 aide sailed on Halfway Rock to-
Cay in light soutbery breeze. Tho course was from
the Judges boat TO Hsriias's bell huoy thence to
the Eastern Point buoy. thence 10 the Judges hoa'.
The starting cisnxI given ut Tl:42 The America
crossed The fstsf if:to under full SAIL With her
balloon iin set GitAua crossed NJ ll:5l:56. TGe
America vas three Of s ahead st the start
and n.siaislaed this ieAi until I o'cock.
when the wini increased ervcn.lnIs
Tie zap whrB The America turned the bell buoy she
was only three inmates ahead The wind coutlnned 70
frrshr AMI In the run 20 tue Eastern Point Buoy tho
Hmerica again drew away from her opponent an round
I'd ths bloy six III ,utss shss Dark"ss, had ny ths
Qg. Tue America crossed tho nne nc 6:3l49 aud tho
6ltanS at 8: 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-18

George Rineler. Edward O. sebscffer Mr. Won Bauer
: former president and Congressman Ashbel r. ri Gu
Franz Van Der Stucken conducted the chorus wnch
was supplemented by liebod's Orchestra. An ofitmm
dedicaiioa march preceded the entertainment; tnen %
president delivered GRAFTON. In which no t onouou
ON the progress and value OF the "e,m"a
element In Amcrca, aud the advantage OF navx
building devoted 10 German music ana nte'ne,,o'
Franz Van der Stuckeas new "fe>ths mn was *n p un
abundance and the glasses were scrapou
and cliuked ia the 4" -aamander ar WON h'n' 10
livrred an elonnep idress After tie >" Tree ana eaeS
there was hsnone which las e well into The morning
To-dsy will he La lies Dav, and tue wives sweet
hearts ana Lady the members VIII inspect the
new ROOMS and be their guests Ia pleasant entertain
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pe.,sr FROM "TUE LONDON TINES"

LONDON, sept 1.-THE Times speaking of the conten.
NAL celebration OF tho signing OF the American Constitu-
ton at Philadelphia says: "rhe festival celebrates
no ordinary kind OF q birthday. The United States
have already won the way to fore
most place among tho nations Of tho world AMI to their
future development Of strength fat wealth no limit can
he assiyusd rno Constitution ,ias been con- promise
throughout and In way clearly ar isolny than
ia The effected between National aud
ioca
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PUZZLE CONVICTED AND sENTENC cd.

HIS AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP Observation-Disclosures LIFE
8 NTRNCE COMMITTED.
HAVANA, sept 1.-The trial OF Crilo PoubIe who was
charged WITH cOnspiring against tho Governmeut Is
ended. Tho prisoner was atJadged guilty and 40
to- ced to penal serviude for lfn III, puni'huent,
wever thanks the skill OF his counsel will be limited
l., tree years six months aud twentyne days inpris
oumeut and the pi, Ponble u AN Amcrl-
eau citizen and been Ill three ye Yrs already.
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srR,xsRs RsrUsxryo 70 WORK.

row between two labor organisations CAUSED strike
= The tile factory Of T. AspInwsli seas ~ No. 20 wes
rwesty-thtrd@i.. on Vrtdsy. Tue ALLEGED cause was
- esiusal 70 dsshsrxs the senerx superints6 ient
aepban Kuight hres Of the Afkers returnrd u work
~ srday aud ten moro have proised to 10 back to-
snsu ~. kalgnt said ysstsrisy ihst the slske Vas
$500 b. his violating Of the rules OF the unlo ~
ny msn extra wsrk, sid who's 10 refused 70 or
- - ma reD0rts6 the vfolataeA
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should b read daily by all Interested as changes may
TteSs f5r foreign countries need specially ad.
y sn q anE 81 ban and
doc mens ietrs ecsy addressed being sent BY The
Fors,gn mats Tor rhs week snnr sentsmsr "a will, close
(promntv in I'll case') 1t '1i' y IT, ~ 'oh'~s
sUS Sis1 ron fs sa'a'''' per steamship
MoNpAY-At3p. ~ TOR Puerto cortss per steamship e. r
y. %.S,, si1o%a rom Ssss,orIssn:; a. I'm o
s;ns raH from NsW.orl ans ''' "''
rUEspAY-At 10 = " 20 ,s1sr ~ Am'rtcs aad sonth
. sasaS p%' Cost. Ss Rca and as,s rse.,t
~ and aoca. del Toro steam
ship Aguin.
wEDNE'DAY-At5a n or Earop, per stsans,ip rrsvs:
BE- r::s % nc rr: VIZ u sr ,ss o r -.
and otSsr m ar ! ss @
rss s, @s m VIA Rot sr tam uetcrs naa
% mnsS 3. ptr .ssTs9s Wa Antwerp
Il. pvmos and
an Tor HAITI AMI per s.r ste %snD
iron New.ore,nsi at $50 p NJ for Newfoundland.
sATU tD\Y-N 1874 m. TO- Nor vsy direct per steam.
sh, Thin !,aa ett'rs must O .e ,a r., ~, rna
ste IN hip e lam. wa amsterdam Q..t,r, .i"5s u
T %s1 austria Aus Dsnaas xors,y es.., %
for ".r a.s via "a % and
directed FaIi.., m dc for re T., ., -,
Britain aud ler european countries must be rStsl
.r gn .n' s%,s.r att Tor p. ts poas p
sts,aN!, Ia 'h,mpssns n. liz att a 70.
(etsrs must DO directed per .ih n.1; At IL m fos
S' a c,r s.ssp a.s Ga "a.
Tor other Mexican Statss must b, directed "or NIX
ico"i
sUNDAY-Atsp m. for Rca, via Limon. per steam
ship ,vh W. from NewOrlsan%
M.s for the society Isli L. sttD Tfopic Bird (frou
san Fr,acisro. lp,s lr, 5,Dts ubr .2t t r..
Mails CHINA and Japan ner steamship san PABLO frn
Ran Franct scol close ht- S-ptei 20 al Malls
for Austr,la New.Z aani sannwich, FIN All ~
moan Islanis Stss ,hiD Msrp,.a iron San 'rtL
cicN clos, a, tober Il at n M Tor on trrivuS
New.' ors of steam With British mats 'r
AuCr.iin Mails for Cuba b. rail- TO Ia PlA, st
thence oy steamer. ksy West Fla. cis,s ~ Gus
office lty at 230a M
srhs schedule Of closing OF Trans Pacific mails
ranged on The tn r uninterrupted overland
transit Francisco Mails tho Fast arrty ing
time at San the Of sailing ~ steamers
dispa ched thence the sure day.
Post once New. York N. Sept L. 1887
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5pecla! Y ,tices.

Speers Mount Prospect Heck
From combination of Muscat and other white grapes.
speers Mount Prospect Hook
From combination of Muscat and other white grapes.
specrs Mount Prospect Hook
From combination Of Muscat and other white grapes
speers Mount Prospect Hook
From combination Of Muscat and other white grapes.
Sperr's Mount Prospect Hook
From combination Of Muscat and other whltc grapes
>prers Mourn Prospect Hook
From combination of Muscat and other whito grapes
speers Mount Prospect Hook
From combination VI Muscat and other white grapes
Speers NJ ,unt Prospect Hook
From combination VI Muscat and other white grapes
speers Mount Prospect Hook
From combination Of Muscat and other white grapes.
speer's Mount Prospect Hook
From combination Of Muscat and other white grapes.
speer's Mount Prospect Hook
From combination Of Muscat and other white grapes.
sprer's Mount Prospect Hook
From combination of Musoat and other white grapes.
speer's Mount Prospect Hook
From combination Of Muscat and other white grapes
speer's Mount Prcs,ect Hook
From combination Of Muscat and other white grapes.
sreer's Mount Prospect Hook
From q combination Of Muscat and other white grapes.
Speer's Mount Prospect Hook
From combination Of Muscat and other white grapes.
spcer's Mount ProsDect Heck
From combination Of Muscat and other white grapes.
speer's Moant Prospect Hook
From a combination Of Muscat and other white grapes.
speer's Mount Prospect Hook
From combination Of Muscat and other white grapes.
w. II. ,Ianxl,. ms Csrost G.,,l,y yors@
Is East 21fh-St Send for circnlar.
NJ rho aforc Ar u d
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THE PRESiD iNPS PUBLIC RECEPf ION.
ONE WOMAN KISSES HIN AND MRS LILLE DEvER-
EUx BLAKE GIVES HIN wOMANs SUP


PRAGH TRACT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 17.-Presidcnt Cleveland was
ut home TO tho people from O'Clock this morning
until 1880 Ito stood In tho commissioners room
In the City Hall and shook the hands OF young ana
old, rich and poor, they las-cd In continuous pro-
cesson before him. 1ho President stood Immediately
In front OF a dals that had boon erected at the vest
end OF tho room. The room was uliy oocOrated
with the National colors, surrounding hne picture
Of tho COM letcd City Hall. that formed background
to tho President and his ocort. which consisted Oh
Socrotarios Bayard and Fairchid, Colonel H. H. Jami'
SON Thomas NJ. Thompson, Charles III. Banes. Lincoln
L. Eyre Henry NJ. Dechort, VILLAIN III. Clai p Porcy
Heating aud Tacott Williams
A staIwaIt old uau the fire. TO grasp tho Presi-
dseut hand, To PRESIDENT said last night that Lis
hand Ioonod Lac -four barrel anu bo.Oro no got
through to-day must have borno strong resemblance
10 "A no. shoad To each Icr-on who saiutcu MN tno
Prositont gao q brief hand'hahe, Ilcasant smilo
and a CHEEKY How 90 you do. SIR" or madam mo
Gro, d passed through at tho rate OF nfy three
minute A. there were fully 1000 poo. 10 III the
nelchborhood 1t Is saio to say that not 0nethird OF
the n succoodeI In greeting tho President some OF
tho yisltors were an ious TO stop ana Talk WIN the
President and ono hand omely dros oil woman OF auont
thirty n, o threw around his nook anu kSsol
him Mrs. Illlio De'errux Blalo, vice rosldent ior
New YORK. OF tho Naiionh Woman's Suffrage AsSocla-
ton handed tho President pac' ct again tho uh-
inst inter- OF the Constitution In Dehaii Oh tho
women OF tho United States"
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. SATURDAY SEPT II. 1888


PORT OF Observation-Disclosures SEPT. II. 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer Otranto iBrt Rinpeih Newcastle Aur 81 with
saulerson Son. Arrived al tho Bar at $40 M
~hip Hamtant Porter, Flushing. Hot SO days with
censut and empty barrels to order, weasel 70 Parker
* Co.
Bark rmount Br King ROTTERDAM 81 days. with iron
and emptv barrels Snow a Borgess..
Bsrk Battisina Ma fits Vtiiie. Lsghorn 6l days,
with pdss o orier vessel 10 MASTER
rvIhe repor Oh arrival Of steamer Egyptian Monarch
tBrl from Lo ndon errar
SAILED.
Steamers Cs OF Chioago Tor Liverpool; scholt en-
nan
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rgegx Mey KILLgD BY AN EVOLVE.

WHEELING. Sept IL tspecia!,.-About 4 .. IN to-day.
while Foreman Duffy and workmen were
repairing Baltimore ohio Railroad bridge over the
Ohio ~ Beiiare. four miles south OF this city.
they were struck by the switch eneiue and three
OF the mon thrown from the bridge To
tho river sbore. distance OF more than
names vi tho dead mon arc Edward Duffy, James Bar
rett and William Murray.
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THE WElTHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT rxDrc ,rIoNs-poR "a H'U

GOVERNMENT INDIC,rIoNs-PoR2 "A HOURS
wAsHrsGrox. Sept l7.-Fo Massachusetts, Connecti'
cut and Eastern Nsw-York warmer. fair weather. Hight
to fresh variable winds
For Eastern Pennsyivsnis and New-Jersoy. slightly
warmer fair weather light ~ fresh variable winds. gen.
orally casterly.
For tho District Of Columbia and Virginia. slighHy
warmer fair weather. followed by cooler. light fans
light 10 fresh winds. generally oasterly.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In the rho baro Metric hIo.
We erdiy ervel at this Unite STATES 81 .nal
oy fh- ishss ino 10 tue iomper%
tnfe noted AT II udnurs pharmacy. 2l5 JroAdSay
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept ISL A. M-The weather con-
tinued clear and acng yesterday The variations
OF the barome or were sill hit According to the signal
Service observations the temperature ranged between
4so ant Ct.
In and near thl, city tO-iay there will probably be
far wea her. slightly warmer.
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PACKAGE or s2o. 1000 STOLEN.

g. PAUL, Sept. ia Telegram received 10 81. Paui
,ro, Duutb mi. afternoon sta o. that OF money
containing $4,000 has mysteriousy disappeared
from the Union National Bank OF that city Tho officers
are reticrnt about tho matter and little has yet como
TO light one the OF the bank VINO live In hi
div received Telegram this morning ia r~Rhr. 70
the matter. lie sent detectives To meet tue Duluin
luited train which they met ut Cenireyile Tue tran
was held and looked over, ana one or Two persons
srache but the person suspected oil the ROBBERY was
MT nIarnYercl
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MURDERED HIS WIPE AND SON.

gwnMrNor.,x. lei. sept I7.-Henry Riedei. German
weaver murdered HIS wife and Bine-yrarold son early
this morning and then male unsuccessful attempt TO
take his own life Redei swoke aDout 1870 Oclork this
morning and says he was seized with desire to
ie and us he did leave his wife and child
snnotes ed hr took up pistol aud crept straty into
an adjoining room. they were la bed. Boh we're
sou MI asleep and he shot them through the head
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u,.u ,.upr,Nn or rHE 0oyERNORs.

pu,,.InyIputA. sept. ia meeting OF the GOV
srnor f the states, to consi the question OF erect
ing monument in independence Square in oommeno,
ration Of tho adoption Of tho Constitution WA non
In Governor beavers headquarters In tho LAiaSo"s
Hotel thls ternoon. Governor Beaver presided Ana
among tho other Cove mors present wero bo'wo'', "
Maine; Green VI NewJorsay; BuoSnef' o. A'"'u'>'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-18
CLAIMING THE HoNoRs OF THE PARADE

NIATMINU THE uONO"o UT f"r1 'h''1'
NEw-BEDFoRD. Sept II tSpecfab. "A dispatch In to-
days Rpening Standard from Philadelphia says: rhe lst
Infantry met with royal reception 10 tno
purnde Friday and at Broad the applause was almost
continuous Captain Savage told tho men that General
ferent states and they conceded that the LIST Massa-
chusetts presented finer appearance than that oil any
other organization"